Projects ADDED to the GCCSI database from Sept. 1, 2022 to Oct. 1, 2022.
ALBANIA (CCS) Name: Vertex Hydrogen Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Early Development Country: Albania Start date: 2025 Industry: Oil Refining Description: Vertex Hydrogen forms part of the HyNet Network at Ellesmere Port, UK. The Plant will produce hydrogen for surrounding industries, producing CO2 as part of the hydrogen production process. The CO2 is stored in depleted gas fields deep below Liverpool Bay. The operation is expected to commence in 2025. AUSTRALIA (CCS) Name: Burrup CCS Hub Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Early Development Country: Australia Start date: Under Evaluation Industry: Under evaluation Description: Woodside, BP, and Japan Australia LNG (MIMI) are currently undertaking feasibility studies for a large-scale, multi-user CCS hub near Karratha in Western Australia. The Project Partners, along with Shell and Chevron has been awarded a Greenhouse Gas Permit (G-10-AP) located in the Northern Carnarvon Basin off the north-western coast of Western Australia. This permit contains the depleted Angel Gas Field which will likely be the location of the storage site pending a successful appraisal programme. Information is limited to press releases. AUSTRALIA (CCS) Name: INPEX CCS Project Darwin Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Early Development Country: Australia
Start date: 2026 at the earliest Industry: Natural Gas Processing Description: Japan's largest oil and gas explorer INPEX will lead an effort that will spend up to 100 billion yen ($868 million) to build one of the world's largest carbon capture facilities in Australia. INPEX will introduce CCS at its Ichthys liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project in northern Australia by the late 2020s. The proposed CCS hub will be located near Darwin. As a first step INPEX will start injecting 2 million tons or more of carbon dioxide (CO2) per year from its Ichthys development. The project partners were awarded Greenhouse Gas Storage Assessment Permit (block G-7-AP), in the Bonaparte Gulf, offshore Northern Territory. Appraisal work will begin in 2023.
BRAZIL (CCS) Name: FS Lucas do Rio Verde BECCS Project Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Early Development (feasibility study) Country: Brazil Start date: Under Evaluation Industry: Ethanol Production Description: FS Agrisolutions are undertaking feasibility studies to develop Brazil's first BECCS plant at its Lucas do Rio Verde ethanol biorefinery complex in the state of Mato Grosso. Captured CO2 will be stored within a 5 km radius of the biorefinery, pending geologic and geophysical studies. CANADA (CCS) Name: Air Products Net-Zero Hydrogen Energy Complex Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Advanced Development Country: Canada Start date: 2024 Industry: Hydrogen Production Description: Air Products' new net-zero hydrogen energy complex located in Edmonton, Alberta (Canada) will come-on stream in 2024. Hydrogen will be produced through Auto-Thermal Reforming (ATR)-which enables 95% of the carbon to be captured, transported and stored. The design incorporates a hydrogen-fueled power generation facility. This reduces the CO2 intensity to a level that is close to zero. The CO2 will be stored via the Wolf Carbon Solutions operated Alberta Carbon Trunk Line.
CANADA (CCS) Name: Capital Power Genesee CCS Project Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Advanced Development (FEED) Country: Canada Start date: 2026 Industry: Power Generation Description: Enbridge and Capital Power are teaming up to add CCS to repowered units 1 and 2 at the Genessee Generating Station near Warburg, Alberta. The units will be repowered to NGCC. The CO2 will be transported and stored through Enbridge's open-access carbon hub and be operational in 2026, pending government approvals. DENMARK (CCS) Name: C4-Carbon Capture Cluster Copenhagen Category: Status: Country: Denmark Start date: 2025-2035 in steps Industry: Various Description: N/A NETHERLANDS (CCS) Name: Yara Sluiskil Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Early Development Country: Netherlands Start date: 2025 Industry: Fertiliser Production Description: Yara Sluiskil, an ammonia and fertilizer plant in the Netherlands, will capture, compress and liquify 0.87 million tonnes per year CO2 for transport to the Northern Lights Site, offshore Norway (as part of the Langskip Network). Yara and Northern Lights have agreed on the main commercial terms and will be the first ever cross border CO2 transport and storage agreement.
NORWAY (CCS)
Name: Fortum Oslo Varme - Shipping Route Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Early Development Country: Norway Start date: 2025 Industry: Waste Incineration Description: The offshore Aurora area has been evaluated as the optimal storage site and will involve a combined ship and pipeline transportation system. NORWAY (CCS) Name: Hafslund Oslo Celsio- Truck Route Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Advanced Development (pending validation by proponent) Country: Norway Start date: 2025 Industry: Waste Incineration Description: Langskip CCS - Hafslund Oslo Celsio- Klemetsrud is in advanced development to capture approximately 0.4 million tonnes per year of CO2 by 2024 from its waste-to-energy recovery plant in southern Norway. The Northern Lights CO2 storage site has been evaluated as the optimal storage site and will involve a combined ship and pipeline transportation system. UNITED KINGDOM (CCS) Name: Tees Valley Energy Recovery Facility Project (TVERF) Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Early Development Country: United Kingdom Start date: 2026 Industry: Power Generation Description: SUEZ, Viridor and Green Recovery Projects Ltd (FCC and Icon Infrastructure) are now bidding to design, finance, build and operate the TVERF, which will be located at Teesworks on the site of the former British Steel works. In October 2021, the UK government selected the East Coast Cluster as one of the first two low-carbon industrial clusters to begin decarbonising the Humber and Teesside industrial regions from mid 2020s and this brings the prospect of utilising CCS at the TV ERF a major step closer. Its due to be operational on 2026.
USA ALABAMA (CCS)
Name: NuDACCS Nuclear Direct Air CCS Project Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Advanced Development (FEED) Country: USA Start date: Under Evaluation Industry: Direct Air Capture Description: Battelle is completing a FEED study to define direct air capture using available thermal energy from Southern Company's Joseph M. Farley nuclear power plant in Columbia, Alabama. The DAC system is developed by AirCapture LLC that will separate CO2 from ambient air for off-site geologic storage. There is no information on CO2 storage. The Project received USD2.5 million from the U.S. Government's Department of Energy to complete the study. USA CALIFORNIA (CCS) Name: Clean Energy Systems BiCRS Plant - Delano, CA Category: Status: Early Development Country: USA Start date: Industry: Power Generation Description: The Delano Bioenergy with Carbon Removal & Storage (BiCRS) Project will deliver produced electricity to the California grid while capturing CO2 before it is released into the atmosphere. The revitalized biomass plant gasifies waste biomass fuels to produce a synthesis gas. This “syngas” is used by Clean Energy Systems' (CES') proprietary oxy combustion technology to produce electricity while capturing CO2. By using biomass fuel that consumes CO2 over its lifetime, and by safely and permanently storing produced CO2 generated during power generation, the process can result in net-negative carbon emissions. USA ILLINOIS (CCS) Name: Illinois Allam-Fetvedt cycle power plant Category: Commercial CCS Facility
Status: Early Development Country: USA Start date: 2025 Industry: Power Generation Description: 8 Rivers is planning to build the 280- megawatts NET Power facility in Decatur, Illinois. 8 Rivers will use the novel Allam-Fetvedt Cycle that produces a pure stream of CO2. Partnering with agricultural and processing firm Archer-Daniels-Midlands Co. (ADM) to utilise ADM's existing storage operations in the Mount Simon Sandstone, Illinois Basin. The final investment decision is expected in 2022, and begin operations by 2025.
USA LOUISIANA (CCS) Name: Sempra Energy Hackberry CCS project Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Early Development Country: USA Start date: Under Evaluation Industry: Natural Gas Processing Description: Sempra Infrastructure with TotalEnergies, Mitsui & Co., Ltd. and Mitsubishi Corporation is developing the Hackberry Carbon Sequestration (HCS) project in Southwest Louisiana, USA. The project will use CO2 from the Cameron LNG as the anchor project and transport via pipeline 10 km to the storage site. In 2021, the HCS applied for a Class VI Injection well permit from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for storage of up to 2 million metric tonnes per year of CO2 in a deep saline formation USA MINNESOTA (CCS) Name: Bushmills Biorefinery Carbon Capture and Storage Category: Commercial CCS Facility Status: Advanced Development Country: USA Start date: 2024 Industry: Ethanol Production Description: N/A |
